Located next to the serra de Sintra, between the village of Colares and the beach of apples, this hotel has 92 rooms modernly equipped which are spread over four blocks surrounded by an extensive garden.

Located and integrated into the natural landscape of the thermal complex of Caldas de Monchique this hotel has eighteen rooms and four suites, equipped with air-conditioning, telephone, TV, mini-bar and hair-dryer.

Farm located in one of the most beautiful areas of the serra de Sintra, near the Palace and gardens of Monserrate. This farm was the former convent of monks, in the 16th century, later becoming the property of the Marquis of Pombal.

Large tower with 22 rooms, eight of which are suites. Offering beautiful views over the city and the Hill of Nossa Senhora de Assunção. There is also a bar and restaurant, on the 15th floor, with panoramic views.

Located between two magnificent golf courses (Quinta da Ria and Quinta de Cima), we find the Robinson Club Quinta da Ria, with 285 luxurious rooms and well equipped.

A generous, leafy, and well-maintained garden in the center of the village, with sculptures, statues, fountains, and a lake, inviting you for a stroll on weekend afternoons. It is adjacent to the main church and the Santa Maria de Lamas Museum.

It is an old forestall area with about 4 ha, integrated in the set of the parquet Oriental de Lisboa. It has a sports pavilion, fitness circuit, a playground and card tables. Here are gathered some "stérculas".

In this cemetery, stands out the gate in arch at the entrance, flanked by double pilasters, surmounted by a pediment with central urn species. This portal is from the convent of Santa Clara de Trancoso, demolished in the 19th century.

Large fountain located in the Rotunda de São Gonçalo and which constitutes a reference point for those heading South (marginal), East (Atlantic Park Shopping Centre), or out of town towards the cliffs.

Built on the remains of the original residence of the patron saint (São João de Deus), whose foundations date back to 1607, it was extinguished in 1834 and underwent several changes that disfigured its original appearance.